Feds will not immediately revoke citizenship of Bissap Baobab owner Marco Senghor — but trouble still looms
Federal prosecutors have dropped charges against the owner of Bissap Baobab that would have...
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Mission People: Kitzia Esteva
Kitzia Esteva has been involved in activist circles since she was in High School. Nowadays they...
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SF’s Bissap Baobab to close as owner fights immigration case
After 20 years, Bissap Baobab at 19th and Mission streets is going out of business. Marco Senghor,...
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In a move that pushes history and the law, the SF Democratic Party names a Dreamer to its central committee
Campos taps Dreamer Sarah Souza for Democratic County Central Committee Outside of political...
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SF’s new Russian immigrants venture into places like the Mission, leaving the Richmond behind
For at least a year, Nina Pakhomova, a Russian mathematician and IT specialist, received job...
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VIDEO: Holiday fundraiser for immigrant kids in the Mission started with one person seeing a need
Tracy Brown-Gallardo, who once worked at the Mission Education Center, visited recently and...
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More ‘This is a Sanctuary’ billboards coming to SF’s Mission
When Sergio De La Torre, a professor of community-based art at the University of San Francisco,...
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Mission businesses left out of the election, talk about what they need
César López stands amid a 16-square-foot fortress made from display cases filled with cellphones...
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Demonstrators crash Dreamforce conference, protest border contracts (PHOTOS)
As thousands of attendees swarmed into the first day of Dreamforce, the conference focused on...
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Bissap Baobab owner may be early local casualty of federal ‘denaturalization’ efforts
The recent arrest of Marco Senghor, the Senegal-born owner of the popular dance club and...
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Owner of Bissap Baobab restaurant charged with ‘illegally obtaining’ citizenship
Beloved community member pleading ‘not guilty,’ says he ‘looks forward to his...
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Public Defender’s immigration team hits a milestone — but there are so many miles yet to go
Last week, for the first time, every potential deportee on the local immigration team’s...
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Thousands in SF march to end family separations at the border
Thousands of people marched down Dolores Street on Saturday morning from Dolores Park to Civic...
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Vigil held in San Francisco for child immigrants separated from families
Last night at Grace Cathedral, a coalition of San Francisco faith leaders held a vigil for the...
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Supervisor Ronen unveils measure to combat Trump policies in San Francisco
In an effort to combat discriminatory federal practices, Supervisor Hillary Ronen today filed a...
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